Error message when sharing notebook

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Operating system

Linux

Joplin version

3.7.1

Desktop version info

Joplin 3.7.9 (prod, linux)

Appareil : linux, AMD Ryzen 5 3600X 6-Core Processor
ID client : 6d2907a086414269bd611651217ac2c2
Version de Synchro : 3
Version du profil : 53
Trousseau supporté : Non
ID d'instance alternatif : -
Sync target: Joplin Server
Éditeur : Rich Text

Révision : d58a0bb

Backup: 1.5.1
Freehand Drawing: 4.3.0

What issue do you have?

Hi everybody,
I setup smtp in my synology docker server and it work like a charm.
I cannot share any of my notebooks, either to a registred user or someone who is not.
As soon I press "partager" there is a "No such folder: blablabla" message.
I msut admit that I don not make sens of the attached log file.
Thank you for your assistance.

Screenshots

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Log file

-1788039311573.log.txt (50.3 KB)

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From the log it looks like the app was busy indexing resources which made certain things fail, sync in particular. So it means that particular notebook had not been synced and thus can't be shared. Probably best to just close the app and reopen it, then wait for a full sync. Especially if you just recently set it up it may have to process a lot of data initially

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Hi Laurent,

Thanks for the info, weirdly enough, I have been using Joplin for a couple of year now and only recently, to pass the torch to a new colleague, I try to share a notebook.

The db has not been modified since quite some times ans not as big, actually, the archive is about 52 Mo.

Sync takes about a second, the server is on a rather fast Synology model (DS720+) with cache Nvme SSDs and plenty of certified memory.

Is there a command to check db intergrity ?

Thank you Grand Master, Joplin is the best there is, thank you for share it with us !!

Bonjour Laurent,
Merci pour l'info,

Etonnement, j'utilise Joplin depuis quelques années et ce n'est que récemment, pour passer le flambeau à un nouveau collègue, que j'essaie de partager un carnet.

La base de données n'a pas été modifiée depuis un certain temps et elle n'est pas très grosse, l'archive fait environ 52 Mo.

La synchronisation prends environ une seconde, le serveur est sur un Nas Synology plutot rapide (DS720+) avec une cache sur Nvme et suffisament de memoire vive certifiée.

Existe-t-il une commande pour vérifier l'intergrité de la bdd ?

Merci Grand Maître, Joplin est (de mon point de vue) le meilleur qui existe, merci de nous le partager

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But is the bug still happening? The db is not corrupt according to the log and you don't need to check its integrity, as the log would tell you that

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Yep still the same same message, just a different folder name ... just tried now ;o)